Sprayon
Sprayon Silicone Mold Release 12 oz Aerosol S00305000
A 12 oz aerosol silicone mold release that operates from 40 to 550 degrees Fahrenheit
- Heavy-duty release protects moulds
- 12 oz aerosol delivers wide coverage
- Operates from 40 to 550 degrees F
- Difluoroethane propellant ensures consistent spray
- California Proposition 65 chemical warning applies
Silicone Mold Release Aerosol
This 12 oz aerosol delivers a heavy-duty silicone coating that prevents parts from sticking to mould surfaces. It is suited for machine-shop operators and maintenance technicians who need reliable release performance during repetitive moulding cycles.
Operating Temperature Range 40 to 550 Degrees F
The formulation remains effective from 40 degrees F up to 550 degrees F, so it handles both cold starts and high-heat production runs. Propellant is difluoroethane, which disperses the coating evenly without excessive residue or strong odour in normal shop ventilation.
California Proposition 65 Compliance Note
The product carries a Proposition 65 warning for a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer, so users must follow safe-handling practices and local regulations. It ships in a single aerosol can and integrates directly into existing mould-maintenance routines without additional equipment.
Highlights
- Heavy-duty release protects moulds
- 12 oz aerosol delivers wide coverage
- Operates from 40 to 550 degrees F
- Difluoroethane propellant ensures consistent spray
- California Proposition 65 chemical warning applies
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I apply the 12 oz aerosol to the mold surface?
Shake the can well, then spray a light, even coat from about 8 to 12 inches away; the step most users miss is letting the solvent flash off completely before the first shot.
When will the 12 oz can need to be replaced?
Replace it when the spray pattern becomes uneven or the propellant pressure drops, which typically happens after several hundred cycles depending on mold size.
What temperature limit is reached first during a long production run?
The 550 Degrees F upper service temperature is the first hard limit; exceeding it breaks down the silicone film and releases decomposition products.
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